University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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y? cAarrf Jfcnry jCampkin Was born iii Georgetown, Ky., in [866, and was educated in Grammar School, Jacksonville Fla., and in the College of the Bible. He was graduated from the latter in [804, His knowledee oi ileal culture was obtained under Professor Wm. H. Andrews, of Brooklyn, X. V. I„ [802 he was Instructor™ the Lexington Athletic Club. In [888 al Macon, Ga., he won two medals over W T Robertson who was then champion of Washington, D. C. These medals were won on a Columbia Or- dinary. He then won the championship cup of Florida. His besl time was made in a five mile road , which was sixteen minutes and twenty seconds. Besides his work in the University Professor Lampkin preaches every Lord ' s day. ' 9

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Sienjamin Casscl ' Detvecse Was born near Jacksonville, 111., August ioth, 1851. He entered Kentucky University in [871. He was Principal of High School, Cadiz. [878; occupied the chair of Greek and Latin in South Ken- tucky ollege, Hopkinsville, and elected its President in 1879, also occupied chair of Biblical Litera- ture in Eureka College, Illinois, tor six years. Besides his work as a teacher he has preached for sev- eral large churches. 7 ?rs. jinnie ft. fiourne Was born in Kentucky, but brought up in Missouri. She was educated at Baptist C ' ollegi for Young Women, Lexington, Mo., and at State Normal School, Warrensburg, Mo., where she took pro- fessional training course, graduating in 1879. After graduating she continued her education in con- stant correspondence work in Chautauqua College of Liberal Arts, along the lines of English Literature. German Language and Civil History. She has spent four summers attending the session of this col- lege at Lake Chautauqua, .New York, working with prominent educators of this country and Europe, The summer of 1895 she spent in traveling in Europe. From September. 1895, to July, [896, she spent in study at King ' s College, London, with Professor Edmund Gorse in modern literature, and Dr. Heath in Anglo-Saxon and Early English. Iler time, aside from studies in King ' s College, was spent in investigating the Library of the British Museum. She was Professor of English Language and Lit- erature, Christian 1 ollege, Columbia, Mo., 1884-88; Professor of English Literature and Civil History, Hamilton College. Lexington, Ky., [889-94; Senior Principal of Madison Female Institute, Richmond, K.v., 1S94-95. Jfenry ftar on ftobison Was born at Auburn, Ga., January 2, 1866. He was graduated from Kentucky University with A. B. in 1893, and with A. M. in 1894. Has been Assistant in Academy of Kentucky University since September. [893. Professor Robison is also a classical graduate of the College of the Bible, and preaches every Lord ' s day. 18

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